Site Visit and Analysis with Angela Sisson

Learn about your landscape and how to start a pollinator garden or how to reduce your lawn with a native meadow. The first step in changing to a more nature-friendly landscape is an analysis of your property. The process of establishing native plants is oftentimes very different from conventional horticultural practices. Instead of amending garden soils, or installing irrigation, native-plant landscaping relies more heavily on the existing site conditions.

During a site visit we will look at existing conditions of the landscape such as: plant species (including invasive plants); sun and shade; moisture; soil type; slop, drainage, views; and history of the property. We will discuss your ideas about how you would like to use your property. After the visit, you will receive a written report detailing your site conditions and everything we talked about including my recommendations.

About Angela:
Angela Sisson is an ecological landscape designer with nearly 20 years of experience using native plants. She is experienced in residential and municipal site analysis and holds a Master of Landscape Design degree from The Conway School. Angela is a founder of the Wild Ones Mid-Hudson Valley chapter. Imagine what the world would be like if we spent every day aspiring to be our most generous, kindest most compassionate selves.

Expires: 9/13/26